Note on Translations Introduction Daniel Benson Part I: Dialogues 1 Domination and Emancipation: For a Revival of Social Critique Luc Boltanski and Nancy Fraser 2 Domination and Emancipation in the Current Conjuncture Philippe Corcuff and Gabriel Rockhill Part II: Emancipatory Subjects 3 Emancipation, Political and Real Asad Haider 4 On a Critical Realist Theory of Identity Rosaura Sánchez Part III: Counter-Histories 5 Critical and Revolutionary Theory: For the Reinvention of Critique in the Age of Ideological Realignment Gabriel Rockhill 6 Like a Riot: The Politics of Forgetfulness, Relearning the South, and the Island of Dr. Moreau Françoise Vergès Part IV: Critical Tensions 7 Emancipation, Domination, and Critical Theory in the Anthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors nthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors nthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors nthropocene Ajay Singh Chaudhary 8 Renewing Critical Theory in an Ultra-Conservative Context: between the Social Sciences, Political Philosophy, and Emancipatory Engagement Philippe Corcuff 9 Politics in Tensions. Counter-Currents for a Post-Critical Age Yves Citton Notes on Contributors.